Archive for the 'Web services' Category
Friday, May 4th, 2007
Here is a really cool tool worth checking out. Meetro is radius and proximity based software. Getting rid of the jargons this means this software finds like-minded people around you.
Meetro is the first the world’s first location-aware IM client and real-time social network — which means Meetro allows you to meet real people in your neighborhood. One of the cool things about Meetro is that it has multiple IM network support so you don’t lose contact with your old friends on other networks.
One thing you will definitely love about this software is the fact that it generates buddy lists based on proximity so when you enter the program you get two buddy lists: Your normal one, i.e. AOL, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ list and an additional one based on who is nearby.
Check out http://www.meetro.com/ for more info.
Oh! Less I Forget, Meetro will cost you nada, nothing, $0, IT’S Free !!! Go Check it out. http://www.meetro.com/
Posted in Developer, Freeware, Information Management, Internet, Main, Social Software, Video, Web services, Windows | No Comments »
Thursday, May 3rd, 2007
Yahoo Inc. is shutting down Yahoo Photos, its first-generation photo storage site, and asking users to move instead to Yahoo’s Web 2.0 photo sharing site, Flickr, a Yahoo official said on Thursday.
In June, tens of millions of registered users of Yahoo Photos will be notified of various options including upgrading to Yahoo’s Flickr service or various outside-photo storage sites, according to Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield.
Yahoo also will offer consumers the option of loading their photos on competing sites when users are notified next month.
These include PhotoBucket — the most popular online photo sharing service among users of social network sites like News Corp.’s MySpace — or more conventional photo printing and storage site such as Kodak Gallery, Shutterfly Inc. or Snapfish, he said. (more…)
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Tuesday, April 24th, 2007
JLC’s Internet TV is a program for watching free online TV channels. You will enjoy the fact that it gives you a wide range of choices as it automatically finds over 1400 channels and have an online updater to keep the channel list updated.
Still not sure this is for you, check out some of its cool features:
- Watch over 1400 online TV channels for free!
- User friendly interface with inbuilt channel list
- Channel updater which keeps your list synchronized with the list at World Wide Internet TV
- Program updater automatically keeps your program up to date
- Powerful search function lets you easily find any channel
- Favorite list to keep a track of your favorite channels
- Absolutely NO spyware/adware or malware included!
The latest major change in the latest version is the inclusion an installer.
Want to check it out? Go to http://jlc-software.com/index.php?page=internet_tv.html
Posted in Fun, Internet, Main, Movies, Multimedia, Shareware, TV, Web services | 2 Comments »
Thursday, April 19th, 2007
Hackers have begun cashing in on the Virginia Tech university tragedy by spamming out malware-infected emails purporting to offer cameraphone footage of the attack which resulted in more than 30 deaths.
Email messages carry a photograph of gunman Cho Seung Hui and claim to link to a Brazilian movie website carrying footage of the campus shootings. But clicking on the link downloads a malicious screensaver file which installs a banking spyware Trojan. (more…)
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Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
High-flying startup StumbleUpon has been rumored to be in acquisition discussions since at least last November. Recently we’ve heard that talks have heated up again, with Google, AOL and eBay as potential suitors. A source with knowledge of the deal now says the company has signed a term sheet with eBay to be acquired. The price is somewhere between $40 – $45 million.
StumbleUpon lets users rate websites via a browser toolbar. At any time a user can click “Stumble!” and will be taken to a website highly rated by other StumbleUpon users who tend to vote in a similar way as the person “stumbling.” More often than not, it’s something almost serendipitously interesting to the reader. The company expanded into video referrals in late 2006. (more…)
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Thursday, March 22nd, 2007
This is a free online service which enables you to add comic book style captions to photos. You can then send your friends the url of your captioned photo.
It’s simple to use, you simply go to the site and then enter the url of the photo you wish to add a caption to, this can be your own photo, or one you find online, anything at all really. On the next screen you can type your caption in a speech bubble. To position the speech bubble you just click and drag the edge of it.
On the next screen you just click “save scene” and now you can bookmark the url or send it to your friends.
Pretty cool site that’s sure to get some laughs when you add funny captions to your friend’s photos. Check it out here.
Posted in Developer, Fun, Internet, Main, Photo, Shell and Desktop, Web services, Windows | No Comments »
Friday, March 16th, 2007
If you are one of those making money off Google’s Adsense program then this software will definitely be useful for you. It’s called SysSense.
What does it do?
SysSense is your personal desktop Google AdSense monitor. It gives you easy access as it keeps your current Google AdSense information in the Windows system tray.
What do you do?
Simply mouse over the system tray icon to view all of your current Google AdSense data. Easily log into your Google AdSense account from the SysSense system tray icon menu.
The latest Change in the latest version, SysSense 1.3.1 which was released just recently is this:
- FIXED: Made the necessary changes to fix a bug that was introduced by Google’s latest Adsense data changes
Want to check it out? CLICK HERE! (Did I fail to mention that it’s free? Sorry, IT’S FREEEEEE!!!!)
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Visit http://www.singerscreations.com/AboutSysSense.asp for more info and download.
Posted in Business, Commercial, Developer, Freeware, Information Management, Main, Open Source, Social Software, Utilities, Web services | 1 Comment »
Friday, March 16th, 2007
Zattoo is a program that enables you to watch live television on your computer. Some of the channels currently available are ARD, arte, BBC Prime, BBC World, Bloomberg TV, Canale 5, CNN, EuroNews and EuroSport, to name but a few. (Also many non-English speaking channels).
The bad news is that, currently, Zattoo will only work in Switzerland, the good news is they say they plan to go worldwide with it “soon”.
This looks like it could be a good service, as they say that it’s better than the usual internet video quality. They say it’s equal to TV quality. It remains to be seen if they can keep their promise, as my country isn’t currently served. But i was able to add my email to their mailing list so i can be notified when (if!) it is.
But it seems like one to watch, no pun intended! Check it out here.
Posted in Commercial, Developer, Fun, Information Management, Internet, Main, Shareware, TV, Video, Web services, Windows | 2 Comments »
Monday, March 5th, 2007
This is a free online service that lets you send a text message via the internet to be delivered to your or a friends phone at a later date. This can be very useful to remind yourself or someone you know to do something, attend an event, etc. Anything you may need a reminder of sometime in the future.
At the moment the service they provide is only available in the US and with selected canadian cell providers.
You simply visit the website and input the cellphone number you want the message delivered to, the date and time (it will match your computers timezone) and the message. Here it is!
Posted in Chat, Developer, Freeware, Fun, Internet, Main, SMS, Web services | No Comments »
Friday, March 2nd, 2007
VirusTotal is a totally free online service that can scan a file for viruses and malware. The difference with this is it scans using several well known virus scanning engines such as the following:
- Aladdin (eSafe)
- ALWIL (Avast! Antivirus)
- Authentium (Command Antivirus)
- Avira (AntiVir)
- Bit9 (FileAdvisor)
- Cat Computer Services (Quick Heal)
- ClamAV (ClamAV)
- CA Inc. (Vet)
- Doctor Web, Ltd. (DrWeb)
- Eset Software (NOD32)
- ewido networks (ewido anti-malware)
- Fortinet (Fortinet)
- FRISK Software (F-Prot)
- F-Secure (F-Secure)
- Grisoft (AVG)
- Hacksoft (The Hacker)
- Ikarus Software (Ikarus)
- Kaspersky Lab (AVP)
- McAfee (VirusScan)
- Microsoft (Malware Protection)
- Norman (Norman Antivirus)
- Panda Software (Panda Platinum)
- Prevx (Prevx1)
- Softwin (BitDefender)
- Sophos (SAV)
- Sunbelt Software (Antivirus)
- Symantec (Norton Antivirus)
- UNA Corp (UNA)
- VirusBlokAda (VBA32)
- VirusBuster (VirusBuster)
You can simply upload your file and they’ll email you back a report. Alternatively you can follow the instructions to email them your file and they’ll also send you a report. This service can only scan one file at a time that is sent to it, but the fact that it use multiple scanners makes it far superior to just using one scanner. Definitely worth bookmarking in case you ever have a suspicious file or are just the ultra paranoid type! Click Here for the homepage.
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